The Bible warns that not every fire on God’s altar comes from God. Nadab and Abihu were priests, yet they died because they offered strange fire—fire the Lord had not commanded. Their judgment reveals a serious truth: God rejects worship, ministry, and power that do not originate from Him, even when they appear religious.
Today, the Church faces a similar danger. Spiritual pollution has entered many pulpits. Holiness is being replaced with entertainment, and obedience with excitement. Many gatherings look spiritual but lack reverence for God. When God’s commands are ignored, the altar becomes polluted.
A dangerous belief has also crept into ministry: “Let us do evil that good may come.” Scripture condemns this thinking. God never permits sinful methods, deception, or dark powers to achieve “good” results. The end never justifies the means in God’s kingdom.
The Bible speaks of prophets who prophesied by Baal—speaking under a false spiritual source while claiming divine authority. In the same way today, some ministers operate with supernatural power that does not come from God. Miracles, prophecies, and crowds are not proof of divine approval.
God also condemns shepherds who consume the sheep instead of feeding them. Such leaders exploit God’s people, drain them spiritually, and build personal empires. These ministers are a threat to genuine pastors and sincere believers because they deceive, divide, and draw followers to themselves rather than to Christ.
Scripture makes it clear that God is against false prophets. Their judgment is certain. Those who refuse to repent, along with those who love deception, face eternal consequences in the lake of fire.
The Church must wake up. Believers are commanded to test every spirit, return to Scripture, and pursue holiness. God is purifying His altar in this generation.
The issue is not whether fire is burning—but whether the fire is from God.
This video introduces the 2026 ministry theme, “The Kingdom of God Is Within You.” Using Luke 17:20–21 (KJV), we lay a solid biblical foundation for understanding the Kingdom of God—what it is, what it is not, and how it operates in the life of the believer. This introductory teaching corrects common misunderstandings, explains the context of Jesus’ words, and presents a balanced, Christ-centered view of the Kingdom as God’s rule through Christ, established in the hearts of those who submit to Him in repentance, faith, and obedience. This message sets the tone for upcoming teachings on kingdom living, holiness, endurance, and the hope of Christ’s coming reign.
We’re excited to announce that Pastor Hosanna E. E. David’s messages are now available on Audiomack! This means you can listen to life-transforming teachings anytime, anywhere even while you’re busy with other activities.
Whether you’re at work, on the road, in the kitchen, or taking a walk, you can now stay spiritually refreshed with ease.
In this message titled “The Great Judgment”, we look deeply into the final destiny of Satan, his fallen angels, and all who follow him. The Bible reveals a coming day when every soul — small and great — will stand before the Great White Throne. The books will be opened, and each person will be judged according to their works (Revelation 20:11–15). Satan’s rebellion began long before man was created (Revelation 12:7–9), and mankind was born into this ancient spiritual war. But God has appointed a day when the devil will be cast into the lake of fire, and all whose names are not written in the Book of Life will share his fate. This message warns every believer to escape Babylon and separate from the world’s corruption (Revelation 18:4). There is still mercy today — but on that Day, only judgment remains. Are you prepared for the Great Judgment?
The Bible warns against a falling away, a departure from the truth that was once received. Today, many people are abandoning their faith and are following lies and seducing spirits that lead to eternal damnation. This message is a call to self-examination and repentance.
